For these conditions, we suggest you see your primary care doctor, go to an urgent care center, or go to an emergency room, depending on the severity of your issue.
Medical
Emergency situations (bleeding, heart attack, suicidal thinking), Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), Urinary tract infections in males, and Urinary tract infections in and females under 18
Children
Children under 3 with a fever need to be seen immediately by a doctor in an office-based setting.
Children under 12 with ear pain can be treated if the pain is due to a virus (e.g. colds), allergies or an external infection. If there is a high likelihood it is a bacterial inner ear infection that needs antibiotics, they should be seen immediately by a doctor in an office-based setting.
Behavioral Health
Emergency situations (suicidal, homicidal, self-harm), ADHD prescription of stimulant, Active hallucinations or delusions, Substance use in active medical detox and Moderate to severe autism spectrum disorders
Note: We do not treat internationally located patients. Conditions that require laboratory or diagnostic imaging to determine final treatment recommendation without lab work present for review. Any other conditions that prohibit the patient from being able to adequately function in day to day living activities.